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Execution of work is the result of the union of efforts between the regional government, MINSA, PRONIS and MEF. Grouped into two excavation fronts, the giant and specialized machinery, after a few days of assembly and testing, began drilling work in blocks A and B, with the aim of improving the soil where the modern Strategic Hospital will be built. of Pampas in the province of Tayacaja.
In this way, the so-called Impac, Telehander and drilling machines, among other machinery, came into action, whose mission is to carry out a total of 1,790 drillings in order to allow the installation of the piles, under the Grout gravel system with the purpose of improving the bearing capacity of the soil and thus avoid possible settlements.
According to Obra resident, Eng. Javier Vizcarra Cabello, it is planned to carry out an average of 30 drillings per day. For this purpose, two excavation groups have been established, followed by the placement of geomembranes, plates, foundations, columns and beams.
So far, excavations have been carried out in blocks A and B to a depth of 3 meters, which will increase to 6.10 meters. It is built in the Chalampampa neighborhood in a total area of 10,458,140 square meters and a perimeter of 434,495 meters.
The construction, equipment and supervision of the Pampas Strategic Hospital is valued at more than 300 million soles. It has been designed to meet the health needs of the population through outpatient, emergency, hospitalization and rehabilitation services.
It is the result of the efforts carried out by the regional governor Dr. Leoncio Huayllani Taype, who, fulfilling his commitment to make the dream of the population of Tayacaja and other places come true, redoubled his efforts to obtain financing, call and execution, counting with the support of the Ministry of Health (MINSA), National Health Investment Program (PRONIS) and the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF).
FACT
The construction of the Pampas Hospital began on April 26 with the presence of the Minister of Health, Cesar Vasquez Sanchez and the regional governor, Dr. Leoncio Huayllani Taype.
